3 Connect your VCR as a player to your camcorder.

When an i.LINK cable is connected, the format of the input signal ( or ) will be indicated on the LCD screen of your camcorder (This indicator may appear on the screen of the playback device but it will not be recorded).

4 Insert a cassette into the VCR.5 Set your camcorder to recording pause.While pressing X (PAUSE), press bothzREC (record) buttons simultaneously.6 Start playing the cassette on your VCR.The picture played on the VCR appears on the LCD screen of your camcorder.7 Press X (PAUSE) again at the point you want to start recording.8 Press x (STOP) to stop recording.

bNotes

You cannot record TV programs from the HDV/DV interface (i.LINK).

User bits are not recorded when dubbing from a DVCAM (DV) device via an i.LINK cable.

You can record pictures from DV devices only in the DVCAM (DV) format.

Note the following when connecting with an i.LINK cable:

The recorded picture becomes rough when a picture is paused on your camcorder while recording to a VCR.

You cannot record the picture and sound separately.

If you pause or stop the recording and restart it, the picture may not be recorded smoothly.

If video signals inputted to your camcorder via

the HDV/DV jack experience the phenomenon of jittering (variation in frequency), that jittering is transmitted to the video signals outputted from the COMPONENT OUT jack and A/V OUT jack. When you monitor a movie on a TV connected to your camcorder via the COMPONENT OUT jack or A/V OUT jack, images may be distorted or not be displayed. Jittering will not affect recording of the movie on a tape with your camcorder but may affect recording of the movie with another VCR connected to your camcorder via the COMPONENT OUT jack or A/V OUT jack.

zTips

When a 4:3 video signal is input, it appears with black bands on the right and left sides on the screen of your camcorder.

Recording still images

Be sure to insert a “Memory Stick Duo” for recording in your camcorder beforehand, and assign [PHOTO] to any of ASSIGN buttons (p. 43).

1 Perform steps 1 to 4 in “Recording movies.”

Dubbing/Editing

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